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The Truth About the Lusk Committee: A Report
A publication of the Legislative Committee of the People's Freedom Union, McAlister Coleman, editor
Published in New York by The Nation Press, n.d. [1920].
Criticism of the Lusk Committee of the New York State Legislature, which conducted raids seizing papers and mailing lists during 1919 as part of the first red scare. Material seized by the Lusk Committee was later used to compile arrest lists for the so-called Palmer Raids, conducted by J. Edgar Hoover and the Justice Department in early 1920.
Published in the USA prior to 1923, public domain.
Original specimen is in the Clarence Darrow Collection at the University of Minnesota and scanned by them. Additional digital editing for this edition by Tim Davenport ("Carrite").
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